This is a long overdue response to the many code review comments
that came in during the last posting of the CKRM core code. While
CKRM has not by any means been inactive, a variety of other deliverables
have taken precedence until recently.
However, the following set of postings is a step towards starting to
rectify that delinquincy, including a refresh to 2.6.11-rc5. While
testing has been going over the past couple of weeks on a set of patches
very close to this, a large number of cleanups have happened in the past
couple of days and testing is not complete on those. In particular,
I know of a couple of batches of warnings that need to be cleaned up
and I have a strong suspicion that building with at least one and maybe
two particular CKRM_* config options set to Y may fail to compile at
the moment.
Also, since the last submission, a couple of the patches have
been removed from the set that I'm including now. One of them
needs a few updates and some air time on ckrm-tech because of some
slight networking related changes; the other was just too darn big
of a patch and is being broken into more reasonable sized pieces.
I was not able to make all changes requested by review comments thus
far; however, the ones that I did not get to have been added to
a TODO file in the Docuemntation directory for ckrm.
The following postings will contain the updated patches for
these components of CKRM:
The following patches include:
01-diff_ckrm_events:
Base CKRM events, mods to existing kernel code
02-diff_delay_acct:
More accurate accounting for CPU scheduling, IO scheduling
03-diff_ckrm_core:
Main/core CKRM code, beginings of Resource Control Filesystem
04-diff_rcfs:
Full directory suppport for rcfs
05-diff_taskclass:
Task based management for CPU, memory and Disk I/O.
06-diff_sockclass:
CKRM tracking for socket classes for inbound connection control,
bandwidth control, etc.
07-diff_numtasks:
Resource controller for number of tasks per class.
10-diff_docs
CKRM documentation.
Please send comments to ckrm-tech@lists.sourceforge.net
thanks,
gerrit
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